ARTIKEL REVIEW, KEUNGGULAN PROTEIN IKAN DIBANDINGKAN PROTEIN NON IKAN LAINNYA

Protein is an essential macronutrient component in fulfilling human nutritional needs. Fish as a source of animal protein has unique nutritional characteristics that make it a potential high-quality food source. This study aims to review the advantages of fish protein compared to non-fish protein through a systematic review method. Data collection used the Google Chrome search engine with keywords fish protein, advantages of fish protein, and non-fish protein on 30 literature published from 2014-2025. Furthermore, the data were analyzed descriptively comparative. The review results show that fish protein content (19.9-58.8%) is higher than non-fish protein (1.59-19.76%), with tilapia and snakehead fish leading (58.8% and 53.17%). The amino acid profile of fish is also superior, indicated by the presence of tryptophan in snakehead fish (0.13%) and striped snakehead (0.14%) which is not detected in non-fish sources. Seahorse shows significant advantages in arginine content (3.55%), valine (3.38%), leucine (4.22%), and lysine (6.8%). It can be concluded that fish protein is superior to non-fish protein, both in terms of quantity and quality, making it an excellent source of animal protein for fulfilling human nutritional needs.

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Jurnal Perikanan Unram
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2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.29303/jp.v15i3.1533
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Aquatic life and conservation
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ARTIKEL REVIEW, KEUNGGULAN PROTEIN IKAN DIBANDINGKAN PROTEIN NON IKAN LAINNYA

Junianto Junianto, Achmad Syauqibik
1 citations
Jurnal Perikanan Unram
Aquatic life and conservation
2.27
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ARTIKEL REVIEW, KEUNGGULAN PROTEIN IKAN DIBANDINGKAN PROTEIN NON IKAN LAINNYA

Junianto Junianto, Achmad Syauqibik
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Abstract

Protein is an essential macronutrient component in fulfilling human nutritional needs. Fish as a source of animal protein has unique nutritional characteristics that make it a potential high-quality food source. This study aims to review the advantages of fish protein compared to non-fish protein through a systematic review method. Data collection used the Google Chrome search engine with keywords fish protein, advantages of fish protein, and non-fish protein on 30 literature published from 2014-2025. Furthermore, the data were analyzed descriptively comparative. The review results show that fish protein content (19.9-58.8%) is higher than non-fish protein (1.59-19.76%), with tilapia and snakehead fish leading (58.8% and 53.17%). The amino acid profile of fish is also superior, indicated by the presence of tryptophan in snakehead fish (0.13%) and striped snakehead (0.14%) which is not detected in non-fish sources. Seahorse shows significant advantages in arginine content (3.55%), valine (3.38%), leucine (4.22%), and lysine (6.8%). It can be concluded that fish protein is superior to non-fish protein, both in terms of quantity and quality, making it an excellent source of animal protein for fulfilling human nutritional needs.

Jurnal Perikanan UnramVol. 15(3)
Padjadjaran University (ID)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Aquatic life and conservation
2.27
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